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SMMPodcast # 103 – Talking with Bob

In this show I have a lengthy chat with a fellow Scoutmaster and great Friend Bob Pierce. Join us as we talk a little bit about everything. Jamboree, Dutch oven cooking, Troop Guides, JLT, Anuual planning, Parents and Philmont just to cover some of the bases. It’s what happens Scoutmasters get together and shoot the breeze. The show was recorded on location at the Annual rendezvous of the Order of the Arrow at Camp Meriwether, so the crashing of waves and other camp sounds fill the background of this nice talk with my buddy Bob.
Hope you enjoy the show.
Please leave some feedback, drop us an email, or leave a comment in the comments section. Thanks for listening.Have a Great Scouting Day!

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2 comments

This was one of the best SM Minutes.ever because you shared many ideas and different ways of of running troops. One of the best parts of meeting other leaders is to get their perspective on things. When I was doing the “Scout Split” at Round Table I tried to facilitate the discussion by putting chairs in a circle. When folks feel that they have learned something they are pleased. After this podcast I am pleased. Now it is 9:30 and I must do my morning trek to get the newspaper and eat breakfast.
Keep up the great podcasts

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